"You wouldn't believe how hard it is to try to save the world as a financial analyst! When I wanted to lend a hand in the refugee crisis, nonprofits were looking for doctors, teachers, lawyers, case workers, therapists, but not a single listing for a volunteer financial analyst.

I consigned myself to the fact that my skillset just wasn't useful in this space, and signed up to volunteer in Athens, Greece as an extra set of hands.

While I volunteered, I asked a lot of questions. These seemed to always lead me to problems I could solve with a spreadsheet: a time-consuming attendance tool, a chaotic scheduling process, etc.

Slowly, I came to realize that my out-of-place analytical skills were the secret weapon these nonprofits didn't know they needed!

After acting as self-titled "analytical consultant" for a couple of nonprofits, I came to realize that this could be a lot bigger than just me.

For every analyst looking to make a difference, there's a nonprofit trying to assemble meaningful metrics for their donors.

For every nonprofit out there struggling to build an online presecence, there's a marketing specialist looking to use their skills for good.

I founded Project Wheelhouse in 2019, hoping to bridge that gap between hardworking nonprofits and socially-minded business professionals. If we each leverage the skills in our own wheelhouse, we can drive dynamic change."